Rangers Host 10 Texas Shelter Dogs for Bark at the Park Night
The Rangers gave 10 shelter dogs complimentary tickets and a photo shoot to boost adoptions as Clear The Shelters began its 12th year.
- The Texas Rangers hosted 10 dogs from Irving Animal Services at Globe Life Field on Tuesday for the Bark at the Park event, providing complimentary tickets to the shelter pets and staff as the team faced the San Francisco Giants.
- Irving Animal Services, a founding location for NBCUniversal Local's 12th annual Clear The Shelters campaign, participated in the event to showcase adoptable pets in North Texas, where the initiative originated in 2014.
- Beyond the game, photographer Adam Goldberg of Stronger Shot Adoption Photos held a photo session Monday for shelter animals including Elena, Donald, and Noah to improve their adoption profiles with professional imagery.
- Outreach coordinator Egan Dobson for Irving Animal Services noted the dogs are "so deserving of a second chance," while Karin Morris, executive director of the Rangers Baseball Foundation, expressed hope the event helps pets find forever homes.
- The 2026 adoption campaign runs through August, with celebrities Matt Damon and Jamie Lee Curtis spotlighting pet stories, while the donation drive continues through Sept. 15 to support participating shelters nationwide.
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The Texas Rangers are hosting 10 shelter dogs from Irving Animal Services for Bark at the Park Tuesday as the MLB club faces the San Francisco Giants.
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A group of dogs from a shelter in Texas will enjoy a night at the baseball stadium. The Texas Rangers will receive 10 dogs from Irving Animal Services for the "Bark at the Park" event this Tuesday night, during the match against the San Francisco Giants. These animals from the shelter are among the hundreds of dogs expected to attend Globe Life Field in Arlington. A select number of fans were able to buy tickets for this themed night, allowing t…
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